For the University of Indianapolis Forensic Speech and Debate team, the pandemic meant the end of their competitive season last year. But this semester, Team…
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Not every professor will run nearly 160 miles across the state of Indiana to raise money for a scholarship fund. But that is exactly what…
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To commemorate Veterans Day, The Reflector reached out to two faculty and staff members who were willing to share their stories. Former Indianapolis Mayor and…
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Students, faculty republish out-of-print book, ‘The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne’
University of Indianapolis students, faculty and staff in the Art & Design and English departments published a student edition of Ann Radcliffe’s “The Castles of…
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During the summer of 2019, University of Indianapolis Professor of History and Political Science A. James Fuller and UIndy Adjunct Professor of History and Political…
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Blanca Osorio Ortega and Noel Suarez are quite similar on paper. They both are students at the University of Indianapolis studying political science and international…
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The Global Language Organization is a registered student organization at the University of Indianapolis where students can learn about the various cultures of the world,…
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Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, honors the culture and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans, according to hispanicheritagemonth.gov.…
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Getting an internship in college can enhance a student’s traditional learning experience, according to uindy.edu. Jordan Grino and Aria Warren, two University of Indianapolis alumni…
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Underneath the cool autumn sun, University of Indianapolis students dig small holes on the grounds of Prophetstown State Park in West Lafayette, Indiana. Their goal:…
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Edward Frantz, University of Indianapolis history and political science department chair and professor of history, has been elected to the board of Indiana Humanities. This…
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The University of Indianapolis Residence Life team has put together a new series of weekly virtual talks to keep students connected during this time of…
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Aside from his daytime job as an IT consultant, 2012 University of Indianapolis Alum Andrew Armour has spent the last few years creating a free…
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To climb a mountain, a person can be required to live in the moment and take in the world around them. For people who do…
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For nine days in January, amputees and blind patients in Sierra Leone had their lives positively impacted by University of Indianapolis Manager of Operations Angie…